Royal Caribbean Shifts Guests to Rival's Terminal, Carnival Extends Deadline, NCL Cruise Repairs
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Royal Caribbean passengers are temporarily walking into MSC Cruises Terminal A instead of Royal Caribbean's usual Terminal G while renovations are underway.
The ship's September 23rd sailing will now spend two extra nights in Copenhagen in Denmark for required maintenance.
So, for now, passengers need to follow the blue AA signs, park in the correct area, and prepare for plenty of walking.
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Today's cruise news: Carnival has extended the booking deadline to August 30th for four adults-only 21-and-over sailings aboard Carnival Firenze from Long Beach, with John Heald joining the October 12th cruise. Royal Caribbean passengers at PortMiami are temporarily being directed into MSC's Terminal AA, the world's largest cruise terminal, while renovations continue ahead of Royal Caribbean's new $345 million terminal opening in 2027. And Norwegian Sun's September 23rd sailing is being reshuffled with two extra nights in Copenhagen for required maintenance, cancelling the Oslo stop and a sea day while guests receive a $100 onboard credit. MESSAGE BOARDS: https://boards.cruisehive.com/ CRUISE NEWS TIPS: Send us tips on any news: newstips@cruisehive.com NEWSLETTER: You can sign up for updates right here: https://www.cruisehive.com/subscribe OUR SOCIAL MEDIA: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cruisehive Flipboard: https://flipboard.com/@cruisehive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cruisehive Twitter: https://twitter.com/cruisehive Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/cruisehive Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cruisehive/ A BIT ABOUT US: Cruise Hive was founded in 2008 by Emrys Thakkar, a former crew member and someone who has a massive passion for cruise ships. He has grown Cruise Hive into what it is today, a leading independent publisher covering the latest cruise news, advice, and more! #cruisenews #cruiseupdates #cruisehive